Half the Entertainment Industry

If you want to write about entertainment, how can you not even know common sense about entertainment? Don't talk about different rules and laws in other worlds. When you write entertainment articles about other worlds, in order for readers to have a sense of immersion, your basic setting is that in addition to the absence of those people and works and the fact that other worlds pay more attention to copyright, other laws and regulations, worldly customs, common sense, and social environment are roughly the same. Then if what you write is too inconsistent with common sense, it will make people feel extremely inconsistent. I would like to raise two common sense issues here. First, regarding copyright, songwriters have the right to authorize the copyright, etc., And then after a song is produced, they also have the right to perform and use it (including but not limited to cover, quotation, sampling, etc.). Usually after the songwriter sells the song to a music production company, the copyright of the entire song belongs to the production company. The author may only get a share during the sale of the song, and the songwriter can only have singing rights with the permission of the company. Maybe when you leave the company, if you don't negotiate with the company, you won't be able to sing the song again, so some singers will negotiate to buy the song copyright when they change jobs. And if the singer who is allowed to sing the song (not necessarily the original singer) performs in a commercial, the performance fee is usually not shared with the author. But no matter what, no matter whether the author has the right to receive a share of the sale of the song, no matter whether the copyright of the song belongs to the production company or is bought by the singer or others, the signature right belongs to the author Secondly, if your composer agrees to give up the signature right when selling the song, then the copyright signature right is not yours, how can you get the share? In what name did you take it? The production company transferred you a sum of money out of thin air? In what name? The tax bureau won't investigate him? Is this tax evasion or money laundering? It is impossible to operate at all, so this plot makes no sense. It is recommended that you simply get more money at once without giving up your right to authorship.

Is it okay to use a vest to write a book without paying attention? Take care of your body and get more rest

Update soon, the writing is better than most of the entertainment articles.

There are no plug-ins, so things don't make sense. Imagine yourself, without turning on the music player or accompaniment, who can sing a song completely? Many people only know the most famous part of a few sentences, right? So it looks very embarrassing

It's worse than the entire system, and you teach others to write books just like this. It's outrageous to open a small vest in your book. You are a public figure and want to clear your name, and you also know that you want to be exposed later, but you see, I am really a big star and a public figure, and they are doing it? No matter what the excuse is, whether you want to be a star or want to clear your name, it has to be based on you being so awesome that the audience will convince you, instead of always wanting to be strong and then suppressing it. I guess many authors have learned to want to be strong first, suppressing it. Entertainment texts are cool texts. It makes me feel like I am reading thick black science and have to think about the tricks behind this move.

There is really a problem with the song selection in this book. The happy breakup at the beginning barely makes it through, but the mistress in the back really can't accept it. He must love you very much like Adu, A Zhe's goes too far, and the perfume is poisonous and so on. Isn't it better than the mistress?

Just by reading the introduction, I seemed to know the content and ending. Passing by to say goodbye

It's a bit embarrassing. I wrote the song myself, but I don't know the music theory, so I can only read it as a mindless cool article

I watched half of it, and it was all about a band, watery. And is the protagonist so short of money? Anyone can sell songs.

I saw about 50 chapters written about the song "Shushushu". I want to say to the author, can such a garbage song appear on a program hosted by CCTV that can be titled with the word "Chinese"?